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Dell Rugged Just imported so subject to moderation. If textures/mesh is missing, give it a few hours. Please notify me if there are any issues File Information Submitter IllinoisDivision Submitted 04/15/26 Category Models View File

Red Dot AC rooftop condenser Red Dot AC rooftop condenser File Information Submitter IllinoisDivision Submitted 04/15/26 Category Models View File

Firetech Undercarriage Light Includes Firetech Undercarriage Light White and Black Bezels 45 Degree Mounting Bracket White, Red, Blue, and Green emissives TRIANGLE COUNT: With Bracket: 468 Triangles Without Bracket: 336 Triangles File Information Submitter IllinoisDivision Submitted 03/17/26 Category Miscellaneous Models View File

Firetech 4x6 Headlight Pack Includes: Firetech 4x6 Headlight Firetech 4x6 Heated Headlight Chrome Bezel Variations for above two Emissives TRIANGLE COUNT: 612 Triangles File Information Submitter IllinoisDivision Submitted 03/17/26 Category Miscellaneous Models View File

JW Speaker Model 8800 Headlights Includes: JW Speaker Model 8800 Headlights Heated Lens Variation Black Painted Variation Emissives TRIANGLE COUNT: Low Beam: 1,128 Triangles High Beam: 1,014 Triangles File Information Submitter IllinoisDivision Submitted 03/17/26 Category Miscellaneous Models View File

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1995 International Arieal 45 Foam You know it’s not that hard, Northern, to put a ladder on a fire apparatus. File Information Submitter Alex Warren Submitted 02/18/26 Category Vehicles Emergency View File

1995 International 4900 SC / KME ACRFC S55. HERE. HAVE A 1995 International 4900 SC / KME ACRFC S55. This is not a vehicle. This is a square-jawed, steel-framed sermon on wheels. Built when dashboards were honest and metal was actually metal, the 1995 International 4900 SC rolls up like it pays property taxes in horsepower. The KME ACRFC S55 body? Oh, that’s not a pump panel — that’s a stainless-steel control altar where water pressure is commanded, not requested. It idles like it’s clearing its throat before delivering consequences. It shifts like it means it. It smells faintly of diesel, determination, and decisions made at 3 a.m. This thing doesn’t “respond.” It deploys. It doesn’t carry hose. It carries intent. Every compartment door slams shut with the confidence of a bank vault. You wanted sleek? It brought square. You wanted quiet? It brought mechanical truth. You wanted subtle? It brought 1,200 gallons per minute of absolutely not. The 1995 International 4900 SC / KME ACRFC S55 doesn’t ask what the emergency is. It already assumed it’s serious. File Information Submitter Alex Warren Submitted 02/17/26 Category Vehicles Emergency View File

1996 E-One Hurricane Ladder HERE. HAVE A 1996 E-One Hurricane Ladder. Not just a truck. Not just a ladder. A 100-foot steel declaration of chaos on wheels. A diesel-powered monument to “we’re not asking, we’re arriving.” It’s red. It’s loud. It’s older than half the internet and twice as reliable. The siren doesn’t sound — it announces judgment. The ladder doesn’t extend — it ascends to destiny. You don’t climb it. You accept your fate and go up. This machine has seen things. Fires feared it. Curbs respected it. Traffic parted like it owed money. It drinks diesel, breathes smoke, and wakes up every morning choosing heroism. You wanted subtle? Wrong building. You wanted reasonable? Call someone else. This is a 1996 E-One Hurricane Ladder. And it has arrived. Информация о файле Автор Alex Warren Добавлено 02/18/26 Категория Vehicles Emergency Просмотреть файл